Margo
Rindle

In everyday life, many people mostly move in specific situations — such as the gym or during intentional workouts. At the same time, most of our daily activities are dominated by sitting, leading to a lack of movement that can negatively impact health and well-being in the long term.Our project explores how simple types of movement — like rocking, circling, or balancing — can be easily and naturally included in daily routines. We’re designing a modular object that can be used in different ways, either as a whole or in separate parts: to help with active sitting or to encourage playful movement. The goal is to make it easy and personal to use — movement shouldn’t feel like a chore but happen subconsciously.We want to get people thinking about how movement and relaxation are often kept apart — we want to contribute to a design approach that does not separate activity from recovery but rather brings them together.